Vocal Coach Reacts! Ofra Haza! Im Nin'Alu! Live!
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Original Content: Im Nin'Alu - Ofra Haza on the Dan Shilon Show: • Im Nin'Alu - Ofra Haza...
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Vocal Coach Reacts! Ofra Haza! Im Nin'Alu! Live!
Ofra Haza had a legendary voice! A voice that cannot be rivaled.
I agree, Ofra Haza had a one of a kind vocal talent! I loved her and still miss her.
I miss this artist so much. Oh my goodness, what a outstanding talent!
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One of the greatest singers ever. Gone too young. Her work on the Disney movie Prince of Egypt outclasses Mariah Carey and Whitney Houston’s duet in the Hollywood theme song created for the movie.
mariah and whitney's duet was so out of touch with the actual movie.. i hate how pop singers take those songs and turn them into a genre that they do not belong.. ofra slayed them all day long.
Oh I agree totally!
Oh wow, I need to check that! Thank you.
@@florentinotoni1814 I think they did that on purpose. They wanted something that wasn't as traditional and theatrical and a lot of animated movies had a pop rendition of the songs at the end.
It’s not a class contest.
Interesting you noted the blend of ancient and new. This song is a 17th-Century Jewish-Yemenite prayer that Ofra recorded a relatively traditional version of in 1984. It was sampled in a hit remix of a rap song around the same time Ofra’s traditional music was gaining traction overseas, so she released a pop version of this song with some new English lyrics that was a huge hit in the late 80’s. Most fascinating, though, was that during her live concerts, instead of reproducing the synthesized 80’s pop sound of the hit versions of her songs, she transformed her songs into more organic jazzy arrangements, like the one you heard in this video.
Also, in regards to you asking if that was a “battered bin” - because the Yemenite Jews didn’t have any actual instruments to perform their songs in the desert, they used tin cans as percussive accompaniment. So the tin tray was a way of including that part of the song’s history.
rpvee impressive the knowledge you have for the jewish Yemenite culture
50gates of wisdom is a must have for sure!
Ofra was an Israeli, but she brought this music from her Yemeni heritage (also the outfits), and blended all that into a modern music form. The words are part Arabic and part Hebrew as well.
This song was a big hit in 1988! Eric B & Rakim and Madonna sampled this song. Speaking of Madonna, I know they call Ofra the 'Israeli Madonna' but I think it's a shame because Madonna doesn't have a chance against Ofra vocally. She is a great entertainer for sure, but Ofra is beyond this world.
The Honest Vocal Coach choosing Madonna over Ofra shows that she is not really the Honest Vocal Coach. Here you have someone who is Honest. Bravo.
@@lovisaleroy8417 It's sad to be honest with you. I know she was being nice to Madonna because she knew Madonna fans would come at her like they usually do whenever someone points out the flaws in Madonna's voice.
I noticed that she wasn’t even listening to her vocals for most of the video. She was making fun of her body language, the way that she would squat up and down with her knees and stuff. Which is ridiculous, because she had no idea what the lady is singing about, she could be just physically interpreting the lyrics there. I just think if she doesn’t understand this kind of music, she shouldn’t be judging. But then again, if you understand vocal technique, why do you have to understand the music itself anyway to judge the talent? Georgina disappoints.
WEll said flower
Her voice is too beautiful
An angelic voice from God.
She was the best and amazing singer of the world! I miss her sooo much! R.I.P. OFRA, loving you from the bottom of my heart! P.S. It was nice, that I was able to get to know you at a concert and backstage ca. 1990. 🥰❤🙏🦋🎶💎🔯 Am Israel chai
Ofra Haza is legendary in the truest sense of the word. 💖
Thank you very much
I love ofra since 79 till today😥
Her voice is amazing ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
She Was Perfect vocal
Wow. What a blast from the past. I remember the dreamy video of this song when I was a teenager
Ofra was an Israeli, but she brought this music from her Yemeni heritage (also the outfits), and blended all that into a modern music form. The words are part Arabic and part Hebrew as well.
Nice reaction as always! I remember listening to the more traditional version of this by her as little boy. I was completely mesmerized by her voice. What a gift! Gone too soon :(
thank you for this reaction.. ofra was amazing
her voice like a pearl
Sam, could you react to Ofra Haza singing the song "Deliver Us" because that song really showcases how pure her voice was.
Great idea!!
She is the melismatic queen
💖💖💖
i love this song and this performance. i really appreciate how you explain every single movement and sound of her voice that the normal ear would normally miss (like me hehe). she was outstanding
I see I am not the only one who came here because of your BTS reviews and was delighted to see Ofra Haza reviews too. She had such a beautiful voice. Glad to be a new subscriber. Keep up the good work!
The better Voice Of Century ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Oh my, thank you for reminding me of this song. When I was little, my father liked middle eastern music and particularly this song hit me. 😊
May God bless her soul❤️
Lloro cada vez que la oigo cantar, preciosa voz. Tristemente se perdió su magia descanse en paz
This woman is amazing. You pronounced it correct. She sang a few traditional songs in a modern way. She was Jewish Yemeni.
Came for BTS but loved to see you did react also to Ofra Haza, that was a beautiful memory!
I would like to recommend Dimash Kudaibergen to you, worlds best singer from the Ucraine :) he has a range of 6 octaves, great voice!
One for the Lalipuc ;-) Great voice, great reaction!
Her voice gives me chills and tightens my throat and makes my eyes burn. I think she is singing here a Yemenite song which I believe they used to sing out in the desert-like wilderness. Probably got some good echo and they knew how to project their voice out there. This is a traditional song but she added some very modern arrangements. Of course she relies on some voice enhancement in some parts (a voice box? ). Still her voice was divine. 😊
Ofra Haza (1953-2000) was born in Israel to a Jewish family originated in Yemen. Sha started singing in public as a teenager, without any official music lessons. She sang in Hebrew, but also borrowed from the Yemenite culture, and sang on international stages a varied music with great success. She had an incredible voice ! Extremely talented.
1957
I recommend a Spanish singer, her name is Diana with the song "sola" in Salamanca. She is a very versatile singer who sings different musical styles. Mixing in this song I recommend you arabic influences with pop with some incredible melismas I think you will like it. Greetings from Spain
You were adorable at the end!
Im Nin'Alu is a poem set to music by Shalom Shabbazi, a 17th century Yemenite rabbi, mystic and poet.
I like thah se-up. I lauv thah. Clear speech, pal. 😂
Angel voice ❤
R.I.P
isent she just the best ?
man i kove her so much what a tresure
As a teen, Ofra Haza sang that song on a traditional quire. As a young professional singer she was a backup singer on Yigal Bashan's recording of the song. Later she recorded it hersef and it went on to become one of her greatest hits and her signature song. Also, a crowd pleaser. So, yes, she's been singing it for decades...
Came for the BABYMETAL stayed for Ofra Haza (Israeli here) hahaha ❤️❤️❤️
goose bumps
This song became famous in a remix of Paid in Full by Erik B. and Rakim
Thinkin of a master plan
Ofra was a great singer, her voice was unique
you reacted to the sound of silence by David Dremer the lead singer of disturbed well in one of their older albums from 2010 I want to say 2008 somewhere around there they have a song called darkness and I believe that you would really like that song because that song truly does go outside of their wheelhouse as far as what they used to do not so much now they are getting a little older so they're starting to settle down a little bit but darkness was kind of in their wheelhouse but very much out of it at the same time I believe that you would really like that song and I do apologize if anything doesn't make sense I use voice to text
if you haven't as yet, you should watch the original music video. very haunting.
Yes, they do monitor the voice and add echos.
Could you please analyse her voice singing this song when she was much younger? It’s on UA-cam and it’s a black and white video.
Im Nin'Alu - (Im = If. Ninaalu = were shut closed - have a deeply religious and social meaning. Back when Jews were languishing in under the Islamic yoke in Yamen - they used to say if the doors of the generous are locked the doors of god are always open.
The lyrics are basically a prayer written by Rabbi Shalom Shabazi in the 18th century! :
If the doors are locked
If there be no mercy left in the world,
The doors of heaven will never be barred.
The Creator reigns supreme and is higher
than the angels
All, in His spirit, will rise
By His nearness, His life-giving breath
flows through them.
And they glory in His name
From the moment of genesis,
His creations grow,
Captivating and more beautiful.
The wheel in his circle thunders
Acclaiming His Holy name
Clothed in the glory of His radiance,
The six-winged cherubs surround Him,
Whirling in His honour
And with their free wings sweetly sing,
Together, in unison
Have you watched, Steven Spielberg's, documentary on Yemenite Jewry?
RIP.Ofra
hi Sam , i like your channel and videos, please react to Avantasia - farewell ( live the flying opera)
Look up Ofra Haza Montreux Jazz Festival
Hello, can you do a reaction on SB19 BAKIT BA IKAW live on myx. Thank you. God bless
She blessed by Lord Jesus..Amen very touching voice ...i was young girl in Italy when i listen this song for first time..!!
She was Jewish
I love songs by Ofra Haza, I wonder if she didn't die, how successful she would be and if Madonna would be just as successful in the charts, but I don't think Ofra was and I think Madonna is from Yemen even after her death.
The best jewish singer!
אלאב השלום
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They aren’t strange notes, there is an Arabic scale of notes.
Its hebrow not arabik
@@arstar1012 The language, yes. It’s Hebrew.